A range of matchboxes containing wildflower seeds has been voted
this year’s best new product at the Garden Press Event in London. Receiving
the award were Dr
Emily Lambert, co-founder of the company, Seedball, and Operations Manager Mika Underwood (left).
A tiny product, but a great idea. Inside each box are six seedballs, each a mini eco-system, containing about a hundred seeds (chosen to encourage bees and butterflies), peat-free compost, nutrients and minerals, all protected by an outer coating of clay. No fiddly planting or germination is needed – just scatter the 1cm balls on the ground, or in a pot or windowbox, and watch for the
blooms to appear. Mika says as well as being a perfect little gift, the boxes can also be personalised for a wedding or party favour (below).
From £1.80. Stockists include Kew, the National Trust, Highgrove and Notcutts, Clifton Squires and Petersham nurseries.
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